Football News, Notes & Injuries

Robinson (undisclosed) might be available for Saturday's FA Cup clash against Crystal Palace, according to manager Marco Silva. "The same three players are out. Harry Wilson, Reiss Nelson and Kenny Tete. Tete is out because he is not fit enough for the game, but he's already working with the team."

McNeil (knee) returned to training Friday ahead of a Wednesday clash with Liverpool.

Igor (hamstring) was viewed training inside at the club's gym, according to his club.

Ndiaye (knee) is back in training ahead of an April 2 trip to Liverpool.

Smith (strain) is back training in some capacity, according to manager Andoni Iraola. "Adam is starting to do some things so overall we've had good news."

Watkins (knee) should be available for Sunday's trip to Preston, per manager Unai Emery. "I think the only player not available, ruled out for tomorrow, is Barkley,"

Araujo (hamstring) has continued to train and remains questionable for Sunday's match against Manchester City, according to manager Andoni Iraola. "We have had a couple of good weeks working well with Julian."

Barkley (calf) is out for Sunday's trip to Preston North End, per manager Unai Emery. "I think the only player not available, ruled out for tomorrow, is Barkley,"

Mateta (head) is available for Saturday's trip to Fulham, according to manager Oliver Glasner. "He trains now for two weeks with us, of course, always with his protection, and it's also important for him to train a little bit. We had an internal game during the international break and he could play 60 minutes without any problems, so he's ready."

Senesi (quadriceps) is an option for Sunday's FA Cup match against Manchester City but won't be available to start, according to manager Andoni Iraola. "Marcos definitely cannot play a 90-minute game now but he's going to be in the squad and he can help us."

Rodri (knee) is starting to work individually at training again but is still far from a return, according to manager Pep Guardiola. "I don't know, I hope and wish [he can be involved this summer]. It will be nice if he could play tomorrow but we don't want to do a wrong decision right now and take a step back. He's behaving really well on the pitch already."

Ederson (abdomen) has trained the past two days and appears to be an option for Sunday's FA Cup match against Bournemouth, according to manager Pep Guardiola. "[He] trained the last two days. We will see [who starts] tomorrow."

Lamptey (ankle) is set to miss an extended period, according to manager Fabian Hurzeler. "Hopefully there will be both options for the game. Let's wait for the [training] session today. Tariq will be out for a longer time."

Maguire (hamstring) was spotted training with the team on Friday, according to Samuel Luckhurst of the Manchester Evening News.

Yoro (foot) was back in team training on Friday, according to Samuel Luckhurst of the Manchester Evening News.

Shaw (calf) was spotted in team training on Friday, according to Samuel Luckhurst of the Manchester Evening News.

March (undisclosed) could be available for Saturday's FA Cup clash against Nottingham Forest, coach Fabian Hurzeler said in a press conference, The Argus reports.

O'Riley (knee) is in contention for Saturday's FA Cup clash against Nottingham Forest, coach Fabian Hurzeler said in a press conference, according to Johnny Cantor.

Dunk (ribs) is likely to be available for Saturday's FA Cup clash against Nottingham Forest, coach Fabian Hurzeler said in a press conference, according to Johnny Cantor.

Saka (hamstring) could return for Tuesday's clash with Fulham, BBC Sport reports.

Palmer (hamstring) has yet to train ahead of an April 3 clash with Tottenham, Kieran Gill of the Daily Mail reports.

Bobb (leg) was spotted in training Thursday, ahead of a Sunday trip to Bournemouth.

Saka (hamstring) has returned to training Thursday and could be available for Tuesday's match against Fulham, Sky Sports reports.

Watkins (knee) was viewed in training Thursday ahead of Sunday's match against Preston North End.

Wood (hip) is not an option for Saturday's FA Cup match against Brighton after receiving a second scan, according to manager Nuno Espirito Santo, per Sarah Clapson of the Nottingham Post. "He went for a scan today and we are still waiting for the result," Nuno said in his pre-match press conference. "He went to see a specialist to do the scan, so we will wait on the information. He is not going to be available for this game. He fell really hard on his hip and there is pain there, so we have to wait."